How US Open round two unfolded

Summary

Spieth in contention, D Johnson leads on -6
Cut: +4
Tiger Woods misses cut on +16
McIlroy (+3) and Mickelson (+3) out on course

Live Reporting

Mike Henson and Peter Scrivener

Grace back to -4published at 20:10 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
Daniel Summerhays with a chance to take an exclusive hold of the lead with a birdie putt at five? But it slides and he stays at five under.
Branden Grace has dropped straight out the backdoor, missing his par putt at 13 to slip back to four under.
Grace into a share of the leadpublished at 20:06 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
Branden Grace? Come on down!
The South African makes it a party of five at the top of the leaderboard with a birdie three at 12.
Jordan Spieth, Daniel Summerhays, Dustin Johnson and Henrik Stenson are already sipping the rare atmosphere in the big-chance saloon.
Clarke sufferingpublished at 20:02 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
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Darren Clarke is rock-bottom last, propping up all 155 others in the field. His scoreboard is a horror show - starting with a triple-bogey seven and featuring another seven dropped shots.
Two birdies have repaired some of the damage, but not much. He is 15 over for the tournament, eight over for the day.
Overnight joint-leader Henrik Stenson strolls into Chambers Bay looking as cool as a cucumber, even with a television camera poking in his face.
The Swede smoothes down his eyebrows Fonz-style with a wipe of a wetted finger and points down the lens. Nice.
Summerhays into a share of the leadpublished at 19:55 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
And then there were four...
American Daniel Summerhays acknowledges the cheers from the crowd as he sinks a birdie putt on four to move into a share of the lead alongside Jordan Spieth and clubhouse-bound pair Henrik Stenson and Dustin Johnson.
Postpublished at 19:49 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
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Australian Jason Day - a man with skills to win a major, but perhaps not the mentality - is showing up nicely.
After picking up birdies on one and two, he holes a knee-knocking five-footer on three for his par.
He is one under for the day - three under overall.
Get involved via #bbcgolfpublished at 19:43 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
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To start, anybody fancy a quick guess on what spread you would get for Jordan Spieth career Majors?
North of five, south of ten? What do you reckon?
Cloudless in Seattlepublished at 19:39 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
It is a sparkling day in Seattle by the way. Fine sunshine and a breath of wind, but not too significant.
Nothing to complain about meteorologically for the players.
American Daniel Summerhays - playing in only his second US Open - has moved into a share of second by the way.
Two birdies in his last three holes to move to four under. Six left in his round.
Out of the Woods?published at 19:34 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
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Ah, yes Tiger, Tiger.
Not so much "burning bright" as "playing somewhat less than alright" yesterday.
He scored a 10-over 80 yesterday - the lowlight of which was a triple-bogey seven on 14.
He has steadied the ship so far today - plugging away at one over for the day after 10 holes.
Latest scorespublished at 19:26 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
So this is where we stand, as we stand.
-5: Spieth (US), D. Johnson (US), Stenson (Swe) -4: Grace (RSA), Martin (US), Reed. -3: Lovemark, Summerhays, Kuchar (all US)
Selected others: -1 Rose (Eng) +1 Westwood (Eng) +4 Donald (Eng) +12 Woods (US)
Postpublished at 19:22 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
Hang on! Birdie four at the first and Jordan Spieth is back at the top of the leaderboard again, sharing the spotlight with overnight leaders Henrik Stenson and Dustin Johnson who are yet to start their second rounds.
Full scoreboard coming right up...
Master of the coursepublished at 19:18 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
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One man who didn't hang around to dish the dirt on the course is Jordan Spieth.
The Masters champion just gets on with scoring low as a limbo dancer's shoulder blades.
He is the headline-maker so far in the second round of the US Open.
He started like a train, scoring four under for his first eight holes to take the lead on six under.
He has slipped back with a double-bogey six on 18, but is the main mover and shaker so far.
" You wouldn't walk your dog that far."published at 19:09 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
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Well, Robert Trent Jones Jr - the course architect behind Chambers Bay - , external got the passion and emotion bit from US Open class of 2015.
However some of them felt like that had walked into a Jackson Pollock mess rather than a masterpiece.
"Extremely poor". "As bad as they look." " You wouldn't walk your dog that far."
Those were three of the critical notices handed in by the field after the first round of the US Open.
Postpublished at 18:58 British Summer Time 19 June 2015
"What I want this course to do is to move the golfer to want to play.
"I want to evoke passion and emotion and finally art.
"You have walked into a piece of fine art. You the golfer have become part of the dance of life, part of the game."